Neoview JDBC Type 4 Driver Programmer's Reference (R2.2, R2.3, R2.4, R2.5)

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Database management (administrative) tasks for adding and
managing the tables for BLOB and CLOB data. The Type 4
driver uses Neoview base tables in implementing support
for BLOB and CLOB data access.
“Managing the SQL Tables for BLOB
and CLOB Data”
Chapter 6
(page 59)
Information about how the Type 4 driver differs from the
Sun Microsystems JDBC 3.0 standard. Lists unsupported
features for Neoview SQL.
“Type 4 Driver Compliance”Chapter 7
(page 65)
Information about the tracing and logging facilities.“Tracing and Logging Facilities”Chapter 8
(page 73)
Listings of messages from the Type 4 driver. The descriptions
include the SQLCODE, SQLSTATE, message-text, the cause,
the effect, and recovery information.
“Messages”Chapter 9
(page 77)
The appendixes are:
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Program listings that show accessing CLOB and BLOB data.“Sample Programs Accessing CLOB
and BLOB Data”
Appendix A
(page 99)
Information about how to ensure driver version compatibility
with the Neoview platform (server).
“Avoiding Driver-Server Version
Mismatch”
Appendix B
(page 105)
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